If so, are you interested in finding out how you can reduce or eliminate your income tax, corporation tax, capital gains tax and other tax bills?
Tax legislation in the UK is ridiculously complex with this years Finance Bill taking UK tax law up to just short of 10,000 pages.
This means that the UK now has the most lengthy and complex tax legislation in the world.
So what does this mean to you?
Quite simply it creates many ways of saving serious amounts of tax legally.
We have teamed up with some of the leading tax experts in the UK to bring leading edge advanced tax planning strategies to you.
These strategies have the potential to save you many thousands of pounds in tax, for example:
Reducing the tax on growing businesses
For growing businesses launching something new (e.g. a new product or entering a new market) it is often possible to restructure the business in a way so that the end result is that 5-10 years of expansion profits can effectively be earned free of tax. In addition to the key benefit of reducing or completely eliminating tax bills on the expansion profit, this new structure enables businesses to reward, motivate and retain key people. Click here to request further information
Advanced remuneration planning for companies
For companies that are looking to pay their key employees/directors in excess of £100k in discretionary bonuses (and have the cash) there are strategies that could reduce their personal income tax from over 40% to as little as 2.5%. Click here to request further information
Dealing with overdrawn directors’ loan accounts
Many companies pay the directors out of a loan account every month and then look to clear the overdrawn loan account at the end of the year with either a dividend or bonus. The tax on a dividend or bonus is high. There is an alternative strategy for clearing overdrawn loan accounts in excess of £100k (per company) that saves you tax. Click here to request further information
Income tax mitigation for individuals
For individuals with (typically) income of £100k pa or more from any source for any of the last (typically) 4 tax years (and totalling at least £250k in aggregate) there are often strategies available for completely eliminating personal income tax bills. Click here to request further information
Reducing the cost of commercial property
Have you bought or extended commercial property at a cost of £300,000 or more in the last 10 – 15 years? Or thinking about it? It is often possible for a taxpayer to claw back between 20 – 40% of the costs and reclassifying them as plant and machinery. This can result in big savings… and sometimes a big cheque from HM Revenue & Customs. Click here to request further information
Reducing inheritance tax
There are a range of inheritance tax (IHT) strategies available, including advanced IHT planning that can result in even bigger savings by reducing IHT liabilities to zero. This can apply both to your own Estate, that of your parents and other family members of whom you may be a potential beneficiary. Click here to request further information
Strategies relating to property including…
Significantly reducing (or even eliminating) Stamp Duty Land Tax on residential and commercial property transactions over £500,000 – if you’re thinking of buying a property for £750,000 you could save up to £30,000 in Stamp Duty Land Tax. Click here to request further information
Tax law is constantly changing and we are continually seeking new tax saving strategies and opportunities through our strategic partners. If you are faced with a large tax bill of any sort please contact us as soon as possible if you would like us to explore ways in which we may be able help you mitigate, reduce or even completely eliminate tax bills of all varieties.
E-mail us or telephone us on 01865 379272 with details of your particular circumstances and we will endeavour to create a solution to reduce your tax bills.
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